Moisture is the amount of humidity present in the air and is measured as relative moisture. Relative moisture varies between 0 and 100, 0 being no presence of moisture at all and 100 being all the moisture that air can hold at a certain temperature.

You may ask yourself why your home is suffering from high moisture. Low temperatures and rainy weather are the main contributor to excess moisture at home. Also, a family of 3 members can produce an average of 12 liters of water vapor that increases the indoor moisture.

CLEAN AIR IS THE KEY TO ACHIEVING A COMFORTABLE ATMOSPHERE AT HOME.

Resists condensation, dampness, mold and stale odors in all spaces with little or no ventilation, such as cellars, bathrooms, kitchen cupboards, kitchen base and sink units, meter cabinets, wardrobes, basements, spare (bed) rooms, Storage rooms, sheds, garages, warehouses, holiday homes, garden houses, caravans and boats

1) Let the humidity in the room or other enclosed space return to the normal humidity range of 40% to 60%, and maintain it within this humidity range, and it will also help you freshen the indoor air. 2) Remove: Indoor condensation, moisture, mold and stale musty smell. Prevent mold, mildew growth and rust problems and eliminate other hazards caused by moisture. 3) Reduce the harm of asthma and allergies, and reduce the harm of rhinitis.